Sentence examples for Earlier judgement from inspiring English sources

But the earlier judgement still resonates, even among opponents on the field.

The earlier judgement said Actavis' Watson unit had infringed Shire's patent over Lialda - a treatment for bowel disease - but the appeal court said the scope of the patent had been incorrectly analysed.

Barbier said BP's response to the disaster was not grossly negligent, but stuck to an earlier judgement that the company was grossly negligent in the period leading up to the blowout of the Macondo well.

The Court of Appeal rules that an earlier judgement in the High Court - which quashed Basildon Council's decision to take enforcement action - is flawed.

The head of Maurice Blackburn's class action practice, Andrew Watson, said that while the earlier judgement against ANZ on late fees was under appeal, he still thought they had "a very strong case".

In practice the Grand Chamber rarely intervenes or overturns an earlier judgement - but the risk is there, and that's why the referral to the highest part of the European Court is such a big deal.

Clearly, this process has been the result of decades' work rather than months, and as such it's not fair to case such an early judgement.

Some theorist gave it an early judgement and, I think, condemned it to a kind of anonymity.

If it was possible to predict, or make an early judgement on the effectiveness of neoadjuvant chemotherapy, it could allow a strategic decision about further combined therapy to be made.

This is crucial to avoid unnecessary early judgement of a religion, be it bad or good.

Conservatives rejoiced, and Trump tweeted that "the students were treated unfairly with early judgements proving out to be false - smeared by media".